Watch: Virat Kohli Dejected With Suryakumar Yadav After He Dropped A Dolly

Indian skipper Virat Kohli did not look very pleased on Sunday when debutant Suryakumar Yadav dropped a catch on Sunday against England in the second T20. Notably, both Virat and Suryakumar were involved in a famous stare-off during IPL 2020 when Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians met.

After the game, there have been reports of Virat not being too happy with Yadav’s gesture during the IPL. However, Suryakumar has gone on to clarify that he keeps Virat Kohli in very high regards and neither of them has been affected by the stare-off. Now, Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan made their debut for the Indian team on Sunday against England.

Virat Kohli Dejected With Suryakumar Yadav After He Dropped A Dolly

Both Ishan and Suryakumar had been waiting for a long time and in the second game, both the players from Mumbai Indians got their national caps on Monday. While Suryakumar Yadav was added to the squad in place of Axar Patel, Ishan Kishan was added in place of Shikhar Dhawan.

In the 14th over of the English innings, Jonny Bairstow smashed a shot towards Suryakumar Yadav and the latter failed to catch the ball on the boundary ropes. After his drop, Indian skipper Virat Kohli did not look very pleased with the effort. However, on the 5th ball of the same over, Suryakumar caught Bairstow in a second attempt and Virat congratulated the young man this time.

Watch Virat Kohli’s Disappointment Over Suryakumar’s Drop:

pic.twitter.com/fSLArJ5uiD

— pakas2009@gmail.com (@pakas2009) March 14, 2021

England Leading To A Challenging Total After Losing The Toss

The England Cricket Team lost the toss on Sunday and Virat Kohli invited them to bat first. The English batsmen were once again on-song as they took to the crease and they kept ticking the scoreboard. Jason Roy was once again in red-hot form as he smashed 46 runs for the visitors but was later dismissed by Washington Sundar in the second consecutive game.

The Indian bowlers looked in fine rhythm when compared to the first game. However, the Indian fielding looked a bit sloppy as there were quite a lot of dropped catches and dropped chances which have helped the English team in putting up a challenging total.